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Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari

49. Vaṁśī-dhārī Kṛṣṇa Murāri — Traditional Hindi Bhajan

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vaṁśī-dhārī kṛṣṇa murāri tomā vinā duḥkha hari kṛpā koro nāth, me hu mana rākho lāj hāmāre
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vaṁśī-dhārī O holder of the flute!; kṛṣṇa murāri O all attractive killer of the Mura demon!; tomā vinā without You; duḥkha misery; hari O remover of distress!; kṛpā koro please be merciful; nāth O Lord!; me my; hu is; mana mind; rākho keep; lāj modesty; hāmāre mine
Translation

O Vaṁśī-dhārī! O Kṛṣṇa-Murāri! Without You, all is misery, O remover of distress! Please be merciful to me, O Lord, and protect my modesty.

abhoy caraṇa koro to smaraṇa japa nām tere āp mujhe hi, swāmī bhaja āp giridhārī
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abhoy caraṇa feet that bestow fearlessness; koro please cause; to indeed; smaraṇa remembrance; japa chanting; nām tere Your holy name; āp You; mujhe to me; hi certainly; swāmī O Lord!; bhaja worship; āp You; giridhārī O holder of the hill!
Translation

Kindly cause me to remember Your feet that bestow fearlessness, and allow me to chant Your holy name. O Lord! I worship You, O Giridhārī!

About Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari

A very short traditional Hindi bhajan, just two verses, naming Krishna as 'holder of the flute' (vamsi-dhari) and 'enemy of Mura' (Murari) — a compact litany of epithets rather than a narrative song.

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What is the meaning of Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari?

O Vaṁśī-dhārī! O Kṛṣṇa-Murāri! Without You, all is misery, O remover of distress! Please be merciful to me, O Lord, and protect my modesty.

Where can I listen to Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari?

You can listen to 1 recording of Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari on this page, including versions sung by Vaishnavas.

How many verses does Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari have?

Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari has 2 verses.

Can I download Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Vamsi Dhari Krsna Murari — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.

Audio courtesy of ISKCON Desire Tree. All glories to the devotee singers.